
How I did it:
- Cut out two rectangles. One fabric for the inside, one for the outside. You decide the size.
- Put them on top of each other (facing each other) and sew almost around
- Turn inside out
- Sew the hole you left
- Fold it so the outsides of the bag are facing each other
- Sew almost around, do not sew the top
- Turn inside out again and try to make a bottom, see how big you want it
- Then turn inside out again and sew in the corners like triangles (I Think there is also a more esthetic way of doing it, leaving the corners in between the fabric. But this seamed easier)
- Turn inside out
- Tata!
That is so cool! Unfortunately I don't have skills (read: too lazy) to do something like that, so I ordered one huge bag from Varpunen a while ago :)
SvarSlettreally nice
SvarSlettalso love your prints
Så flink du er da! Den ble skikkelig fin. Gleder meg til å se den store om litt:)
SvarSlettSnyggt! Vill man så kan man sockerstärka eller saltimpregnera den. / Stella
SvarSlettWow Stella, det vil jeg lære mer om!
SlettNå syr jeg i gammel voksduk. Der funker også.
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SvarSlettADORE!!
SvarSlettThank you thank you. Tester i voksduk nå. Funker hest! Hurra.
SvarSlettSuch a great looking storage bag! Love it!
SvarSlettSuperfin!!
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